The war in Iran comes at a moment when European chemical makers were already losing money and closing plants because of high production costs, sluggish demand, and competition from imports. European ...

Crafts” reaction, because its selectivity is opposite to that of the nearly 150-year-old aromatic substitution reaction, which favo ...

Signals, a company working to address research quality in the age of AI, has received seed funding from ACS Publications ...

A new start-up is launching out of Shanghai with $68.7 million and a plan to tackle cancer and autoimmune diseases with T-cell-engaging antibodies. Excalipoint Therapeutics is named for the sharp tip ...

Before the Hayabusa2 spacecraft successfully collected two samples from Ryugu—a carbon-rich asteroid that orbits the sun ...

A US district court judge has effectively undone every change to US vaccine policy made since Health and Human Services ...

At first glance this was huge news with chemical implications: $300 billion would be an extraordinary investment for a refinery, many times more than was put into China’s giant Zhejiang Petroleum and ...

More than 2 weeks have passed since the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and the impact on Asia’s petrochemical producers—which rely heavily on naphtha from oil‑exporting countries in the ...

Students have been able to continue research that could offer novel treatment for ovarian and prostate cancers, resilience ...

When hit with low-frequency ultrasound, the nanoparticles release antibiotics deep inside bacterial communities ...

As global temperatures rise, EV battery lifetimes decrease. Advanced materials and manufacturing methods help newer batteries ...

In nature, brilliant colors like the ruby hue of the crystals in this flask are often a sign of danger. Fortunately, cancer cells don’t have eyes. The fiery-colored substance is a highly potent ...